Answer:
Scientists tell us the best way to protect endangered species is to protect the special places where they live. Wildlife must have places to find food, shelter and raise their young. Logging, oil and gas drilling, over-grazing and development all result habitat destruction.
1. Buy Eco-Friendly Products
2. Follow The 3-R Rule: Recycle, Reuse, Reduce
3. Don’t Buy Souvenirs Made From Endangered Species
4. Eat Less Meat
5. Spread Awareness: get involved
Step-by-step explanation:
start by reducing the quantity of energy and fossil fuel you and your family use during the day. There are several ways of doing so:
Replace light bulbs, switching to energy saving ones – such as fluorescent bulbs (if you can’t find them in supermarkets, which seems really odd today, online shopping can help). In fact, fluorescent lightbulbs can work by using less fossil fuel than conventional lightbulbs.
Use a laptop instead of using a desktop computer when possible: laptops consume up to 5 times less!
On your bike!? Bike to work instead of driving. And guess what, you won’t only reduce air pollution, but this will also have a positive impact on your wallet, and on your health.
When leaving home, or at nighttime, make sure you turn off the heat and unplug the electronic facilities you have. Switching them off is not enough: you must unplug your laptop cords, your television, your phone charger, and even the kettle and the toaster in your kitchen. Did you know that even if you are not actually using these electronic gadgets, they still sap energy, just by being plugged in?
By following these tips you will be able to save not only energy and money, but you will also save the life of many endangered species.